The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-20

Panaca were stirred up, to sense Of
their duties, by Elders McCarty and
Whitehead. Mr.. Whitehead ia the
Mormon elder who. sometime ago. in
preaching to the Sunday School children
Of Panaca, held forth to the children that
there was no sin in stealing unless they
were caught at it. At another time he
was preaching to the saints Of Panaca,
when he said, ''there is not a virtuous
woman in the world outside Of the Nor
mon Church" What was his mother
and sisters! Again. what kind Of 80.
ciety was he raised in! He must DO a
very low, vulgar. indecent. immoral,
dishonest human animal. Only think;
the so.called Mormon Church to put
forth such a--- as u teaching. OH
for shame, Mormons. Hush! Seal up
your false and abominabls testimony,
and retire into obscurity.
The Mormous have been taught by
their leaders, and they believe it, that
polygamy is Of Deyine origin; that God
commenced it. That they cannot attain
celestial glory unless they enter into and
practice it. Now. Mormons everywhere.
What do you think, What can you
think! Well, the Mormons have framed
o constitution for the future oath Of
Utah, and in that instrument they have
declared polygamy to be misdemcanor
and provided to punish the practice of it
by law. Can you not see the vacillating
mendacity Of the triokery! Mormons
look at it. Can't you look up' Open
those fanstical eyes Of yours. Look
with truthful, honest eyes at the record
you are making. If you do you cant
help but be ashamed.
Messrs. Goodrich and Latimer spent 3
few days with us Panacaites during tbs
week. hunting and fishing in the da,
time and counting at night. Mr.. Good
rich, so we are told, is splendid hant
at washing dishes and makes himsel
generally useful around the house, more
80 than around the girls. He has re
ceiysd tho name of Bridget from th'
young ladies'. While out riding tn
other evening, Mr.. G. would have mad
quite an impression had he have climbed
the tree he started for, but the youni
lady informed him in time to prevent
smash-up. We would advise the youn
man to hire small boy to drive the mex
time he takes his girl out riding.
On Saturday, the 18th inst, Frankly
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rem Heaps, de
parted this life. On the l4th inst, th
funeral took place from the residence {
the parents and went to the meeting
house. where the funeral services wer
attended TO by Bishop Lee and other,
The procession thence moved along I
the Panaca cemetery. where the corps
was dccently and respectfully laid I
rest.
On the l4th inst, three Mormo
missionaries were stirring the Panac
saints to greater zeal. pulling the wo'
more closely over their eyes, 80 thu
they, the saints. will not be able to se
and understand the truth, decency an
justice.
Fishing and hunting are INDUCED
considerably in Paaaca. A party I
young men and ladies were out 6shir
during the week and captured two dozs
! 6sh. the largest weighing ten pounds.
II is reported here that Mrs. ].
Colburn, Of Meadow Valley Wash, h
been stricken down with paralysis 81
that her left aide is entirely paralyze
Hope it is not so bad as reported.
On Thursday night. the 18th inst
Mrs. Morgan, Of Panaca, presented h
husband with q fine son. May hapI
{ meas attend them. Mother and son a
doing we'll.
On the 10th inst, Mrs. I. McFadde
3. daughter Of Mr.. J. B. Atchison, arriv
[. here from Silver Reef, Utah, on visi
/, A pleasant yisit to you Mrs. McFadde
We have plenty Of thunder and thei
ening Of rain, but very little rain for
PanaoAitss. Perhaps We are neither ju
nor unjust.
! The weather here continues very d
, and hot.
U. s.